enable register_globals in php.ini

[tom82414]

All php.ini files on my server show register_globals = On

I have read all the support and tried each suggested solution. I would like someone to help me through this and any upgrades or recommendations necessary to my sight mountainvalleyengine.com

 

Warning: I did not set up my web site, and have been left in the dust by he who did, so I am in a cloud about this stuff. Apache is an indian tribe, right?, come on I live in Wyoming, you cant fool me. :blush:

[kgt]

There are a lot of possibilities for what's going on. You'll need to provide more information about your server, ie are you on a shared hosting account? Which exact php.ini files are you referring to?

 

If you're not on a shared hosting environment and you have access to the core php.ini file, and you have changed it to read register_globals = on, you must restart the webserver for those changes to take effect.

 

It depends on the circumstances of your installation.

[tom82414]

There are a lot of possibilities for what's going on. You'll need to provide more information about your server, ie are you on a shared hosting account? Which exact php.ini files are you referring to?

 

If you're not on a shared hosting environment and you have access to the core php.ini file, and you have changed it to read register_globals = on, you must restart the webserver for those changes to take effect.

 

It depends on the circumstances of your installation.

 

 

Thank you so much for your response.

I believe it is not a shared environment, I have checked the php.ini files where ever i found them (myadmin, catalog and generated items folders) and they read correctly. How do I restart the webserver? I have webhostingbuzz.com for a server, cpanel to access my files, and of course oscommerce for the estore.